A collection of stone works by Aotearoa artists, Chris Charteris, Craig McIntosh, Neke Moa, Renée Pearson, Fayne Robinson, Joe Sheehan and Tim Steel.

A selection of the ancient Terracotta Warrior statues from the Qin Dynasty, will travel to Perth Western Australia this year. The figures represent the armies of Qin Shihuang, the country’s first emperor, who reigned for a decade between 220 and 210 BCE.

The Istanbul Fashion Connection (IFCO) Exhibition presents products, seminars, workshops and fashion shows, under this year’s theme “Where Fashion Connects”.

Hosted by Selvege, a month of celebrations centered around cloth in all its forms. Offering open studios, workshops, exhibitions, talks, markets and residencies

Providing a glimpse into the latest trends and future discourse in global craft. The Biennale will explore the fundamental values and alternative practices of craft under the theme of Re_Crafting Tomorrow.

Go for Kogei returns in 2025 with the theme “The Attributes of Kogei: How Can We Reframe Craft?”

The first-ever Papua New Guinea Arts Conference, entitled “PNG Arts: Past, Present, and Future”. Celebrating Papua New Guinea’s rich artistic heritage, development, and future trajectory.

Experience this leading international event combining consumer technology and interior design. Nearly 200 design brands from over 30 countries and regions will showcase the integration of technology and design

In 2025, the 4th edition of INACRAFT October will embrace the theme of “Craft, Culture, Future”.

Organised by the Association of Exporters and Producers of Indonesian Handicraft (ASEPHI)

A 4-day ceramics conference, offering a diverse range of exhibitions, demonstrations, lectures, and panel discussions providing an immersive and enriching experience.

The Philippines’ premier trade show for quality home, fashion and lifestyle products. Explore the marketplace, networking events and industry talks. Registrations now open.

LifeStyle Vietnam celebrates its brilliant comeback in October 2025 and confirms its position as the great sourcing destination in Asia.

BICCS 2025 aims to expose the breadth of topics, source material, methods, perspectives, and results that reside in transverse fields of craft research. The conference provides a platform for communicating craft research beyond the borders of faculties and disciplines.

Registrations are now open, and online participation is available.

Tickets now available to attend this art fair specialising in crafts in Japan that transmits the new aesthetic sense and values of crafts to the world.